# Dresstrials Agent Guide
> Expanded context for LLM agents interacting with Dresstrials web properties.

## Product Purpose
Dresstrials helps brides preview wedding dresses virtually before visiting a boutique.
Primary user outcome: upload two images (person + dress) and generate a try-on visualization.

## Primary Routes
- Home: https://dresstrials.com/
- Try-On: https://dresstrials.com/try-on
- Sitemap: https://dresstrials.com/sitemap.xml
- robots.txt: https://dresstrials.com/robots.txt
- llms.txt: https://dresstrials.com/llms.txt

## Workflow: First Successful Try-On
1. Start at https://dresstrials.com/try-on.
2. Confirm authentication status.
   - If auth is not configured, the page renders a setup message requiring Clerk configuration.
   - If auth is configured but user is signed out, the page redirects to sign-in.
3. Upload "Your Photo" image.
4. Upload "Wedding Dress" image.
5. Click "Generate Try-On" when enabled.
6. Handle generation/loading states and eventual output rendering.

## Current Behavioral Notes
- Try-On generation UI exists and loading/disabled states are implemented.
- Backend generation API integration is planned; current implementation does not yet call a production try-on API route.
- The landing page is a single-page composition with anchored sections for key information.

## High-Value Sections on Home
- Hero messaging and call-to-action.
- How It Works section: https://dresstrials.com/#how-it-works
- Pricing section: https://dresstrials.com/#pricing
- Testimonials and trust signals.
- Footer with current year/version marker.

## Operational Constraints
- Do not assume try-on backend availability unless an API route is confirmed.
- Prefer stable canonical URLs from this document and sitemap.
- Treat pricing and user-facing claims as source-of-truth from live page content.

## Retrieval Tips for LLMs
- For setup or product overview questions, start with Home.
- For execution or user workflow questions, prioritize /try-on.
- For route discovery, consume sitemap.xml before broad crawling.
- Use llms.txt for quick index; use this file for deeper context.